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Animal Health
(National Program 103) in WA
Animal Disease Research
- A Pioneering Approach to Tick Control: Anti-tick Toxins Delivered via a Tick Transmissible Pathogen
- Development of Strategies to Control Tick-borne Babesial Pathogens of Livestock
- Utilizing Bioinformatics and Genetic Transformation Approaches to Develop Novel Vaccines to Prevent Babesia bovis Acute Infection and Transmission
- Development of Novel Preventive, Diagnostic, and Treatment Strategies for Theileriosis in Horses and Cattle
- Improvement of Theileria parva Sporozoite Vaccine Against East Coast Fever
- Integrated Eradication Efforts of the Cattle Fever Tick (CFT)
- Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests Plan Revision - U.S. Agricultural Research Service Cooperating Agency Agreement
- Development of Strategies to Control Tick-Borne Bacterial Pathogens of Livestock
- A Novel Platform for Bovine Anaplasmosis Vaccine Development
- Animal Protection and Care for Cattle, Horses, Goats, and Sheep
- Efficacy of Bm86 Vaccine in Horses for Controlling Rhipicephalus Infestation
- Combining Bm86 with Additional Vaccine Targets to Improve Efficacy of Anti-Tick Vaccination and Block Ttransmission of Bovine Babeosis
- Identification of Babesia Gametocyte Chemoattractive Molecules
- Targeting Subdominant Rhoptry-associated Proteins of Babesia Bovis in a Subunit Vaccine to Protect Cattle Against Bovine Babesiosis
- Develop Predictive Models of Potential Babesia Disease Spread in the U.S. to Assist in Mitigating Potential Future Outbreaks
- Advanced Host Genomics: Nasal Shedding of Mycoplasma Ovipneumoniae and Multiple Data Uses to Benefit Sheep Research
- Identifying Genomic Regions Associated with Chronic Wasting Disease in Elk: A Foundation for Understanding an Endemic Disease
- Novel Babesia Proteins and Their Roles in the Pathogenesis of Tick Fever
- Prevalence of Antibodies to Malignant Catarrhal Fever Viruses in Cattle and Sheep in Brazil
- Understanding Genetic Variation of Parasites that cause Bovine Babesiosis to Develop Efficient Control Strategies
- Control Strategies for Cattle Fever Ticks and Bovine Babesiosis in the United States
- Control Strategies for Bovine Babesiosis
- Genetic Approaches and Tools to Prevent, Control, and Eradicate Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies
- Identification of Host Factors and Immunopathogenesis of Pneumonia in Domestic and Bighorn Sheep
- Control Strategies for Theileriosis
- Identifying Effective Immune Responses and Vaccine Development for Bovine Anaplasmosis
- Development of a Vaccine and Improved Diagnostics for Malignant Catarrhal Fever
- Surveying Nilgai Antelope in South Texas for Evidence of Infection with Bovine Babesiosis
- Development of Control Strategies for Theileria orientalis
- MCF Vaccine Trials in Bison
- Control strategies for Infectious Diseases of Livestock.
